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"The Intelligence Directorate under my command did not live up to the task it was entrusted with," said Maj. Gen. Aharon Haliva.

A Look at the History of Israel's Film and Theater Review Board Reveals Its Major Role in Shaping the Cultural Image of the Young State – and Our Worldview Too

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Elan Journo's "What Justice Demands" is a shameless work of Zionist propaganda intended to defend Israel's unjustifiable crimes against the Palestinians.

For those like Anand, disheartened by the changing character of Mumbai, his black and white films might be a good way to rewind to the city’s pristine past

Censor okays publication of new details of July incident near Ashdot Ya’akov; officials suspect weapons were brought in for use by terror groups in the West Bank

Of laying it with explosives, kyiv blames moscow for being responsible for the scenes we are seeing. we cant definitively say who is responsible but in a military censor competes more for russia to have carried this out. why? ukraine is starting a counteroffensive step by step, this is an area which russian forces had been preparing for some kind of ukrainian offensive. blowing up kind of ukrainian offensive. blowing up the dam takes out a major crossing point and widens the river itself, but th...

Called mykolaiv which sits further north. we are hearing reports of the water level is rising, the river is flowing faster too and this is serious because further upstream you have settlements which rely on the rivers water, including the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant which is under russian control, it needs that water to cool the reactor. it has been a source of worries for so long now. why has this happened? that is the obvious question. this is a watery front line in ukraine, both sides ar...

Israel recently revoked its controversial decades-long policy of censorship with regard to the use of armed drones by its defence forces and their exports executed in collaboration with private military equipment manufacturers

Israel recently revoked its controversial decades-long policy of censorship with regard to the use of armed drones by its defence forces and their exports executed in collaboration with private military equipment manufacturers.